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youngNed
2y ago
An englishman, a scotsman and an irishman are marooned on a desert island. Afer a long year one of them finds a lamp, and when cleaning it up a genie appears. The genie offers them one wish each The Irishman says 'sure i'd give a
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2y ago
https://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/search?Type=Publications
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2y ago
Excellent, now i am currently watching the Snooker on BBC2!
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2y ago
i might be missing something, but there are not even any .m3u8 links on that page?
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2y ago
never really thought about how much i need a 'Fred Dibnah' voiced AI until now
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3y ago
yup.. Flowers of algernon, meets Baribie, meets The Lighthouse ! really great movie
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3y ago
Be careful with unstructured: https://github.com/Unstructured-IO/unstructured/blob/d11c70c... from: https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui/issues/687
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3y ago
Its good, but I was expecting a rotate/zoom I really like travle.earth: https://travle.earth/challenge/
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3y ago
Ooooh, not something i have built, I do want to but suspect someone else has done it better than i could. A tool to RAG a github repo, so i can ask questions of how a certain library or tool works? Even better if it pulls in issues
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3y ago
I knew if I stuck around the Internet long enough I would find someone who agreed with me. Dear lord, Stalker is an awful film.
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3y ago
Because 70% of a big number is a lot more than 70% of a smaller number? Not being facetious, I don't know the answer, but that's my best guess
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3y ago
I put it in vscode, to see if it was better than copilot. 10 minutes in I was literally swearing at it, and I don't remember rage-uninstalling something so fast. I don't particularly like copilot either, but I can work with it. C
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3y ago
There are certainly nuances, even when 'understood' Google: "A bit sticky, things are pretty sticky down there."
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3y ago
Get in line buddy, i'm still on a mission to teach hackernews the correct plural of 'Lego'
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3y ago
I can't see why it would conflict with their world view? - they gave 2 very good reasons why someone would want a "trustless programmable currency divorced from the economic levers and dials of world governments "
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3y ago
This isn't the first person i've heard say something along these lines. usually something decrying the hype in AI. My own feeling is that its mental models: 'we have seen hype before, it was nothing, this is hype, so it mus
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3y ago
Ashu, i am going to guess that english is not your first language, apologies, if that is not the case, but " Tell me how can I run it locally." is not a great way to ask for info, not here at least. A 'please' would cert
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3y ago
I still get called 'dick tracey' at my local shop for the time I paid with my phone. Talking to my cuff isn't going to make this better
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3y ago
I'll take that bet. Try yourself: You are a content moderator. I want to display messages at a family friendly event. You will tell me if a message is appropriate to display or not, and why. Present the results in a table. Here are the
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3y ago
That would be better. If I am honest, the very fact that something like this, has a gihub, and I can see the code (yes, it might not be the same code) makes me more confident about using a hosted service. But yes, I would possibly use thi
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3y ago
The problem i have with anything like this is, it is another layer to whom i am giving my data. I have a relationship with chatGPT like i do with google (search) - the questions that are in there, yes could build a picture of me - i don
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3y ago
The per game is through their brand now https://www.nowtv.com/ It is an absoultely brutal experience, and drove me back to streaming. I bought a game last year, first i couldn't watch it on my computer (linux) next i r
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3y ago
a brave wheen
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3y ago
i've never understood why it isn't given out free in pubs - its a pittance to source, and my god, it gives you a thirst. Not to mention it tapping into some kind of trad-pub vibes
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3y ago
I have only ever eaten it dried, but last time I was in Portstewart I saw someone collecting it fresh, and got talking to him. It tastes a LOT nicer fresh. But that's not saying a lot, I mean it still tastes like salty rubber. As fo
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3y ago
I thought this a little odd, as I know Australia is no stranger to Meth, so I googgled. Lol, tweaker has a completely different meaning in Oz https://www.smh.com.au/sport/cricket/spin-or-substance-shoul... ht
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3y ago
I know nothing about this guy, but in this tweet, its pretty clear why: https://twitter.com/CraigMurrayOrg/status/171333500612114051... "If that is a crime, send me back to jail." Well, yes, its been mad
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3y ago
It was a huge cultural moment. If you look at the impact of the 88 euros and subsequent world cups, we had songs, books, movies. And then, it all just died because someone never put the cones out for training, on a field in japan I don&#
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3y ago
I'm not american, but I do live near quite a few. I have no problem with them. In fact as someone who has walked up scafell pike, the highest point in England to be greeted with a view of Windscale, I would say I bloody love them, com
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3y ago
Gig workers are an easy target, in Brazil, in Ireland, in the UK, wherever. Whether they are being attacked for their phone, for their bike, because racism, whatever. It doesn't change that they are an easy target. This is a gig worke
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